Great Britain:
“The Guardian”: “It was an evening where Bayern Munich lived up to their claims of being a completely different caliber in the Champions League. Perhaps the obituaries for an ailing superpower (…) were written too quickly.”
“Daily Mail”: “Bayern, who had to give up the Bundesliga crown to Bayer Leverkusen at the weekend after eleven titles in a row, have hopes of winning the big title by reaching the semi-finals of the Champions League alongside their German colleagues Borussia Dortmund preserved.”
Spain:
“Marca”: “Kimmich’s header takes Bayern Munich past Arsenal and into the semi-finals of the Champions League. The midfielder scored the only goal of the evening to the delight of the home fans.”
“El Mundo”: “Bayern doesn’t give Arsenal any rest and sneaks into the semi-finals again. A goal from Kimmich qualifies Tuchel’s team against a rival who was hardly able to create dangerous chances.”
France:
“Le Parisien”: “So there will be two German clubs in the semi-finals of the Champions League. (…) In the final stages of the game, Arsenal could no longer show their teeth and were pinned down by the Bavarian defense and an impeccable Laimer-Goretzka pairing that silenced Bukayo Saka, the goalscorer of the first leg. Amid the chants of a fiery Allianz Arena, the Germans continued to hold on to the ball and were even able to show some nice moves, helped by a Raphaël Guerreiro in very good form on the left.”
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Austria:
“Kronen Zeitung”: “After missing the championship and being eliminated from the cup, Thomas Tuchel’s team can at least continue to dream of the title in the premier class.”
“Kurier”: “What hasn’t been pouring scorn and ridicule on FC Bayern Munich in the last few months: In the league, the record champions found their master in Bayer Leverkusen; In the DFB Cup there was an early and embarrassing exit against third division team Saarbrücken, as well as the extremely expensive misunderstanding by coach Thomas Tuchel. Now a completely messed up season can still have a happy ending.”
Switzerland:
Blick”: “Bayern keep their last chance for the title alive”
